Universe Today
Pluto Team Updates Science From the Solar System's Edge
Warm Carbon Increased Suddenly in the Early Universe. Made by the First Stars?
New research shows that carbon was more abundant in the early Universe than previously thought, a find that could have drastic implications for theories on cosmic evolution.
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Even the Calmest Red Dwarfs are Wilder than the Sun
Exploring Lava Tubes on Other Worlds Will Need Rovers That Can Work Together
JWST Sees So Many Galaxies, and It's Just Getting Started
Finding Life in the Solar System Means Crunching a Lot of Data. The Perfect Job for Machine Learning
Don't Panic Over the Risk of an Asteroid Smashup in 2046
A Distant Galaxy Ate All of its Friends. Now It's All Alone
An international team of astronomers discovered a "fossil galaxy" that consume its neighbors, the farthest observed to date!
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Researchers Build a Telescope with a Flat Lens
A Human Migration to Space is NOT so Inevitable, says New Research
A new study looks at what it takes to survive beyond Earth, raising serious questions about whether or not human migrations to space is "Inevitable."
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Christiaan Huygens' Telescope Lenses Tell Us He Was Nearsighted
China's Giant Rocket, Dark Big Bang, Next Bright Comet
Water's Epic Journey to Earth Began Before the Sun Formed
Mars Has Bizarre "Swiss Cheese" Terrain. You can Thank Water, Carbon Dioxide and 500,000 years of Climate History for That
Astronauts Could Clear Lunar Dust Away with Nitrogen Spray
Want Artemis to Succeed? Virtual Reality Can Help
Look out, Starship! China is Building a Massive Reusable Rocket!
China just showed off the massive storage tank that will be part of the super-heavy launch vehicle, the Long March 9.
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NASA Restores a Spacecraft by Turning it Off and Then On Again
Strange Green Lines Above Hawaii was Probably a Chinese Satellite
A Helicopter is Going to Titan. Could an Airplane be Next?
